The aim is to provide a deep understanding of aesthetics, morphology, tooth–gum interaction, color theory and communication.
1. The basics of color rendering: brightness, chromaticity, tone, and fluorescence.
2. The laws of falling into color: how not to miss, even if the doctor does not work with a gray card.
3. Morphology of mandibular teeth: key features.
4. Anatomy and structure of the gum: how to create a natural gum.
5. Communication with the doctor: checklists for shooting, which is mandatory to ask how to determine the color.
6. Rules for the construction of white and pink aesthetics.
7. Principles of staining of lower teeth.
8. The location of the contact points.
9. Rules for achieving symmetry.
10. The concepts of fluorescence and opalescence of the tooth.
11. Color, brightness, chromaticity.
12. Rules for creating mamelons and a transparent cutting edge on the lower teeth.
13. Examination of the tooth surface, growth lines, micro and macro relief, v-shaped grooves.
14. Learning tools to simulate natural texture.
Insight: how to make A4 into A1 using dyes and not saw through the structure.